... j T1IA U R D E R O F M R. WE-A'E. . ; I I-. - Thursnayj for the first time sinice~the imiprisoniius',e Thurtel;'Probert, and lunt, in HcErtfrd 'Gaol, a profesrl sioual gentleman from Thurtel's familyv was allned to' open a communication with *him, for-ith purpose of ie-. ceiving' instructions for the defence on tile approacbins-trial.' 'The gentleman in question is a respectable soliciuir ...

... 11 PI..IomCEa-., *.MARLBORO~uoI! _STREFET. ThD'IP; SHGCASS.-n'hsa 1a etstyMan, '*lib',e ap tarince was thai -Of a redute~ff&ferse,;Wa4'bsciated C&et ' s tklr theV09ant Act, for 'lit?~g Tlie reendicityV sesimslihn alm rmseveral persons ic feries, 'and took; bim, into C' o4. d leconryin i,, n naman ner dispilaying ais wnly canidottr and smlct o character, replied to this eharge''; by sain, i a ...

... A50i-cI YORKSHIRE. I CROWN COURT.-Before Mr. Baron HuLLOCIt. TLtESDAY, APRIL 3. MOSE.S SYNEs, aged 14, charged with having stolen a cow, the property of Joseph Firth, of Huddersfield. On the 20th of March, the prisoner drove the cow frhm a yard at Hludderslield, and took it baote. His nater sent for a constable, when he said he bad bought it for Xd, which money be stole from time to time from ...

... -- . . . -. . - - x . ; .ij to MaNSIO,-IHOUSEi.G~iNAlleri,' an officef who ii'priri- rcipally employed in clearing the streets of palpers, appre- veo helided I -worn an w ho hlli beell IWtogih, ivith a wretehed Ath emaciated child; about two years and a half old. She had 3r. leviedcontributions upon.the public to the amountof.thrYUe Ve shillings, and was sent to the usual place of confinemenr ...

... YORtSHIRE LAMMAS ASSIZES. CnowN~ Cotttr.-TijESDA V, JULY II1 The Court sidl this noruiag hit tine 'clockn, and during the diy the followinig prISnierS Were tried: MArlni W~s'r, (aged 43), was. indicted for felonionsly uttering, publishinl dispoging of, and Poltting away, at Halifax, a certain false, forged, and codinterfeited bank note, pbrporting to te a note or tbe Governor and Corn- jbiny ...

... Pr oL ICE. tA r oTaA , WINpitE ft. lhow-.asekr.' On'resk, a man with some- whrst of a travelled pig,';^Reiikingjtll4- anil havirng a wooden leg, whot enliirselj Uiliai Davis, but whose reil 'na ape tpbe U'ilhatn' price Dais,-Yas lsarged. With the flltowing sdandaias fraud. Mae Smith strted7 that shit i'ep' a -haberdasher's aop in Blue-cross-sireet; hietrhusbnrid hiss beendeadabbut two years. ...

... ALLEDGED FORGERY BY MR. WILICS, M. P. FOR1 % , -. SUDBURY.- :Mr. J. Wilk, jn. M P. P ni5 brought up ont Frid y *eek, tbefdire theLord Mayor, oia wuarrant, Io nnisvier to li charge of forgery foundt'd un '-be fllowillg`giinunds:- As Secretary lo the British Ani ny Compeny, he received on tle 25th of October. i1t4 , laft for £1,500, frril'the Directors, throngh Mr. AfitclrllT'to transmit to ...

... CRU EL CASE OF SEDUCTION. Akt Bow-street, on Friday, a charge of bastardy, involv- ;ng a cruel case of seduction, was brought before Sir Richard lifhie and Mr. Mbishull, iy the officers of the parish of St. Martin.in.the.Fields. The young lady who has unfortunately fallen a victim to the snares of her heart. less seducer, is a native of Switzerland. She is only eigh- teen years of age, and her ...

... | COURT oF COMIMON PLEAS, AILDHALL, Nov. 1. . . I 't6efie the Chief Jilstice and a Special JiUTy.) CRIM. C6ftl.-BLlGl V. WEtIAtSLEY. This wits ino clion egain.vI hlie dPfendiant for having ssaulietd and: debbialelltd the plainltiff's wife.' The un on es were Inid t V 10 000. Sorjeant Vinihr n, Serjeant Wilde, and ir. JoneS were ifor lh plaintiff; 1fir. Scarlait, serjeauI Spanhtey, and Mr. t ...

... FROLICS IS TIII4' KING'S lINVCzI PRISOX. For some dlays past, a groat deal of fun and merriment lins beon going forward within the walls of the King's Bench prison, in consicquence of af mock election for the newly-ercated borough of Tenterden. Amongst tbe individuals confined, a Lieutenant iMvregith has heen no small source of amuisement to his fellow-prisoners from his eccentricity and ...

... - m llf,. flrno MAR5LBOROUJGI5STRIZET.-On Saturday, Mr. Dyer, the sitting Magistrate, was en~hged in Eindeavotiring to decide I upon flhe followxing eingulrcl ]iii of a femnale, as to whethera I~ person whom she charged with deseftion,was her husband I or not - Andrew's, one oftheofficers belonging to the establishment, entered the officeE, foilived by a sailor, whose marlin .ers and ...

... | COURT OF KING's BENCH, Mrstminster, April so. I: I -it, n flmane rirce-ml trt rn r THE MANCHESTER MEETING. REDFORD V. BIRLEY AND OTIIERS.--iMr. Evans moved fora rule to show cause why the verdict in this cause should not he set aside, and a new trial grant- ed. Hc said that his learned friend Mr. Blackburn, who l ! was leading counsel ibr tbs paintinfat the trial, excced-c bigly regrettetl ...